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West Ham United vs Birmingham City

Championship
West Ham
7-9-15
1-2
Final
Birmingham
9-8-14
Boleyn Ground

Match pulse

WHUAttacking pressure by 5 minutes
0'BIR
44%Possession56%
13Shots10
6On target4
0Corners0
0Saves0
0Fouls0

Who won: Birmingham 2-1

Birmingham City beat West Ham United 2-1 on Saturday, October 5, 2002 at Boleyn Ground. Goals for West Ham: Joe Cole (17'). Goals for Birmingham: Stern John (4', 43').

What it means

  • West Ham has dropped 4 of the last 5.

Latest headlines

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Lineups

Birmingham7th in English League Championship
Lineup
  1. 1Nico VaesenG
  2. 2Jeff KennaD
  3. 3Kenny CunninghamD
  4. 4Darren PurseD
  5. 5Aliou CisseD
  6. 6Damien JohnsonM
  7. 7Paul DevlinM
  8. 8Robbie SavageM
  9. 9Stan LazaridisM
  10. 10Stern JohnF
  11. 11Clinton MorrisonF
West Ham3rd in English League Championship
Lineup
  1. 1David JamesG
  2. 2Sebastian SchemmelD
  3. 3Gary BreenD
  4. 4Tomas RepkaD
  5. 5Scott MintoD
  6. 6Joe ColeM
  7. 7Michael CarrickM
  8. 8Steve LomasM
  9. 9Trevor SinclairM
  10. 10Jermain DefoeF
  11. 11Paolo Di CanioF

Last 5

BIR
  • W@ LEY3-2
  • Lvs NEW0-2
  • L@ MID0-1
  • Wvs AVL3-0
  • T@ LIV2-2
WHU
  • T@ CHES1-1
  • W@ CHE3-2
  • Tvs MNC0-0
  • L@ TOT2-3
  • Lvs WBA0-1

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Game info

Venue
Boleyn Ground, London, England · Attendance 35,010
Officials
P Dowd (Referee)

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